lock ASTON MARTIN DB AR1 Q 2003 Owners Guide
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F - Owner Maintenance
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The Battery Disconnect Switch
The battery disconnect switch is located in the R/H side wall trim panel of
the boot. When actuated, power to all control modules is disconnected and
only ‘keep alive memory’ power is maintained. Thus the quiescent power
drain on the battery is greatly reduced.
To maintain the battery charge level, press the battery disconnect switch and
use the battery conditioner to charge the battery whenever the vehicle is to
be out of use for some days.
If the battery disconnect function is used in conjunction with the battery
conditioner, the vehicle may be stored for many months without additional
battery maintenance.
Caution: The vehicle security systems will be totally disabled when the battery
disconnect switch is used. The vehicle will be secured only by the mechanical door
locks. Ensure that the vehicle is stored in a secure location.
Caution: Close and lock the doors before disconnecting the battery. The door window
seals will be damaged if the door is closed or opened when the battery is disconnected.
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F - Owner Maintenance
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Fuse Lists
Passenger Footwell Fusebox - Right Hand
F1 5A Passive Anti-Theft Module
F2 20A Cigar Lighter
F3 10A Diagnostic Sockets, Radio, Air Conditioning, Driver's
Door Mirror and Window
F4 5A Seat Switches and Heaters
F5 10A Indicator Flasher
F6 10A Ignition Coils 1-6
F7 10A Interior Lamp Cluster
F8 10A Ignition Coils 7-12
F9 20A RHS Seat Heater Relay, RHS Seat Module
F10 10A Dimmer, Passive Anti-Theft Module, Radio
F11 10A Door Mirrors
F12 5A Diagnostic Sockets
F13 25A Not used
F14 10A Hazard Flasher Unit
F15 20A Wiper Logic Module and Wiper Stalk
F16 30A ABS Control Unit
F17 20A Wiper Motor, Logic Module and Wiper Stalk
F18 30A ABS Control Unit
F19 10A Air Conditioning LH Blower Motor
F20 5A Gearshift Interlock Module, Traction Control Switch,
Interior, Map & Courtesy Lamps
F21 10A Air Conditioning RH Blower Motor
F22 10A Powertrain and Transmission control Modules - Keep
Alive Memory
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F - Owner Maintenance
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Passenger Footwell Fusebox - Left Hand
F1 15A Accessory Terminal
F2 10A Transmission Control Module, Gearshift Interlock
Module, PRND Switch
F3 5A Headlamp Relay, Instrument Pack, Dimmer Unit
F4 10A Multi Function Unit, Air-Conditioning In-Car Sensor,
Anti-Lock Brakes Control Unit
F5 5A Traction Control Switch, Alternator Regulator, Heated
Front Screen Control
F6 10A Rear Fog Switch, RH Dip Beam
F7 30A Starter Relay
F8 10A LH Dip Beam
F9 20A LHS Seat Heater Relay, LHS Seat Module
F10 40A Heated Front Screen Controller
F11 10A RH Horn
F12 30A LH Rad Cooling Fan
F13 10A LH Horn
F14 30A RH Rad Cooling Fan
F15 30A Primary Powertrain Control Module RHS
F16 10A Multi-Function Unit, Central Locking Module, Air
Conditioning Control Panel, Alarm Sounder
F17 30A Secondary Powertrain Control Module LHS
F18 5A Interior Map Lights, Instrument Pack,
RH Rad Module
F19 10A RH Main Beam
F20 20A Window Lift Cut Out, Accessory Terminal,
Air Conditioning Clutch Relay
F21 10A Instrument Pack, LH Main Beam
F22 25A Front Fog Relay
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F - Owner Maintenance
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Headlight Main Beam Bulb Replacement
1. Lift the bonnet.
2. Turn the lamp rear cap anti-clockwise and release it.
3. Pull off the two electrical leads from the headlight bulb connectors.
4. Pinch the bulb retaining clip and release it.
5. Withdraw the headlight bulb, noting the bulb orientation.
6. Hold the new bulb in a clean cloth or paper towel. Orientate the new
bulb correctly in the headlight bulb holder and secure it with the spring
clip.
7. Connect the two electrical leads.
8. Refit and secure the lamp rear cover.
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F - Owner Maintenance
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Headlight Dipped Beam Bulb Replacement
The dipped beam lights are accessed through panels in the wheel arch liners.
1. Turn the steering to the opposite lock to the defective light (i.e. full right
lock to access the left dipped beam light and vice versa).
2. Using a screwdriver from the tool kit, release the quarter turn fastener on
the access cover in the wheel arch liner and remove the cover.
3. Remove and replace the bulb following the instructions for the main
beam on the previous page.
4. Refit and secure the access cover.
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F - Owner Maintenance
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Front Indicator Lights / Front Fog Lights / Front Parking Lights
1. Using the screwdriver from the tool kit, remove three screws and remove
the lamp assembly from the front apron.
2. If preparing to replace the front fog lamp (C), release the rubber seal from
the lamp housing.
3. Turn the appropriate bulb holder (Indicator - A, Parking Lamp - B, Fog
Lamp - C) a quarter turn anticlockwise and remove it.
4. Pull the defective bulb from the bulb holder and fit the replacement
bulb.
5. Refit the bulb holder to the lamp assembly and, if necessary, refit the
rubber seal to the fog lamp
6. Refit the lamp assembly to the car and secure with three screws.
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F - Owner Maintenance
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Side Repeater Lamps
1. Taking care to protect the paint work,
push the side repeater lamp and rotate a
quarter of a turn anticlockwise. Withdraw
from the front wing.
Note: Take care not to let the bulb holder fall
into the front wing.
2. Holding the bulb holder, rotate the lens
a quarter of a turn anticlockwise.
Withdraw the lens. Replace bulb and
reassemble the side repeater lamp.
3. Push the side repeater lamp to the wing and rotate a quarter of a turn
clockwise.
Side Marker Lights
1.Taking care to protect the paint work, push the side marker light and rotate
a quarter of a turn anti-clockwise. Withdraw from front wing.
NOTE: Take care not to let the bulb holder fall into the front wing.
2. Holding the bulb holder, pull the lens complete with bulb from the bulb
holder. Replace bulb and re-assemble the side marker light.
3. Push the side marker light to the wing and rotate a quarter of a turn
clockwise.
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F - Owner Maintenance
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Rear Lights - (Indicators, Stop/Rear)
The indicators and stop/rear lights are contained in two clusters, one either
side of the car. The replacement technique for all rear light bulbs is similar.
1. Remove the boot trim panel.
2. Remove two knurled nuts and withdraw the blub holder.
3. Push and rotate the blub a quarter of a turn anti-clockwise. Withdraw
from bulb holder.
NOTE: The stop/rear light bulb has two filaments and offset bayonet pins. Ensure
correct orientation when fitting.
4. Insert the new bulb. Push and rotate bulb a quarter of a turn clockwise.
5. Place the bulb holder back to the light cluster and secure with the two
knerled nuts. Install the boot trim.
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F - Owner Maintenance
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Rear Interior Quarter Lights
1.Insert a small screwdriver into the
lever slot in the light lens and lever
out the lens assembly.
2.Remove the defective bulb from its
clips and replace with a new one.
3.Press the light lens assembly back
into its housing until it clips into
position.
Front Interior Lights
1. Release the quarter turn fastener on the front interior light assembly and
lower the assembly from the roof liner.
2. To replace an interior light festoon bulb, pull the defective bulb from its
clips and insert a new one.
3. To replace a map reading light bulb, swing the bulb contact away from
the bulb. Lift out the defective bulb and fit a replacement. Swing the bulb
contact back to its original position.
4. Refit the light assembly to the roof lining and secure by turning the
quarter turn fastener clockwise.
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F - Owner Maintenance
1-F-53 Window Controller Memory Check
With the alarm off and the doors unlocked, open and then close each door
in turn. If the door window drops on opening and rises on closing the door,
the window controller memory is good. If the windows do not drop and rise
correctly, reset the window controllers as follows:
Window Controller Memory Reset Procedure
1. Sit in the drivers seat with the doors closed. Turn on the ignition switch.
2. Press and hold down the window Down button until the window drops
to its maximum down position in one movement.
3. Press and hold the window Up button until the window rises to its
maximum up position in one movement.
4. Switch off the ignition, step out of the car and close the doors. Perform
the Window Controller Memory Check to ensure that the window
maximum up and down positions have been correctly reset.
Headlamp Ventilation
In very humid conditions some condensation may accumulate within the
headlamp pod enclosures whilst the engine is stopped. When the vehicle
is running and the air conditioning is switched on, the headlamp pod
enclosures are automatically vented and any condensation will clear within
a few minutes.
For rapid headlamp ventilation, use the following settings: A/C On, Fan
speed 3, Interior vents all closed. If the condensation does not clear quickly,
consult your Aston Martin dealer.